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9/11PERFORMANCE MAINTENANCE During Continuous Flight Operations: A GUIDE FOR FLIGHT SURGEONS
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- 2000-01-01
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- aviation medicine, flight surgeons,
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BASIC PRINCIPLES ............................................................................... 2
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
CONTINUOUS AND SUSTAINED OPERATIONS ................................. 3
TWO TYPES OF ACTIVITIES THAT TIRE AVIATORS
SLEEP..................................................................................................... 4
MORE IS BETTER ... UP TO A POINT
CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS.......................................................................... 5
EARLY MORNING IS THE HARDEST TIME
FATIGUE ................................................................................................. 6
EASY TO UNDERSTAND BUT DIFFICULT TO DEFINE
PERFORMANCE..................................................................................... 7
FOR THE MILITARY AVIATOR PERFORMANCE IS THE BOTTOM LINE
ANTI-FATIGUE MEDICATIONS ............................................................. 8
WHILE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR WISE MANAGEMENT THERE ARE TIMES TO CONSIDER THIS TYPE OF INTERVENTION
USAF EXPERIENCE IN DESERT STORM............................................. 10
INCLUDING AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT ONE SUCCESSFUL SQUADRON
STRATEGIES AND IDEAS ..................................................................... 12
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE AIR WING, SQUADRON, INDIVIDUAL AND FLIGHT SURGEON
MEDICATION PROTOCOLS .................................................................. 14
DESCRIPTIONS OF AVAILABLE MEDICATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................... 17
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PRETESTING CONSENT FORM............................................................ 19
SF-600 OVERLAY
BRIEFING MATERIALS.......................................................................... 21
TEACHING THE INDIVIDUAL AVIATOR ABOUT PERFORMANCE MAINTENANCE IS ESSENTIAL
BASIC PRINCIPLES ............................................................................... 2
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
CONTINUOUS AND SUSTAINED OPERATIONS ................................. 3
TWO TYPES OF ACTIVITIES THAT TIRE AVIATORS
SLEEP..................................................................................................... 4
MORE IS BETTER ... UP TO A POINT
CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS.......................................................................... 5
EARLY MORNING IS THE HARDEST TIME
FATIGUE ................................................................................................. 6
EASY TO UNDERSTAND BUT DIFFICULT TO DEFINE
PERFORMANCE..................................................................................... 7
FOR THE MILITARY AVIATOR PERFORMANCE IS THE BOTTOM LINE
ANTI-FATIGUE MEDICATIONS ............................................................. 8
WHILE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR WISE MANAGEMENT THERE ARE TIMES TO CONSIDER THIS TYPE OF INTERVENTION
USAF EXPERIENCE IN DESERT STORM............................................. 10
INCLUDING AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT ONE SUCCESSFUL SQUADRON
STRATEGIES AND IDEAS ..................................................................... 12
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE AIR WING, SQUADRON, INDIVIDUAL AND FLIGHT SURGEON
MEDICATION PROTOCOLS .................................................................. 14
DESCRIPTIONS OF AVAILABLE MEDICATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................... 17
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PRETESTING CONSENT FORM............................................................ 19
SF-600 OVERLAY
BRIEFING MATERIALS.......................................................................... 21
TEACHING THE INDIVIDUAL AVIATOR ABOUT PERFORMANCE MAINTENANCE IS ESSENTIAL
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